Mile News


Shannon Rowbury a S.F. celebrity who flies under radar

March 16, 2015

The two-time Olympian and USA champion is a proud, fourth-generation San Franciscan who says she can’t imagine living anywhere else.

By C.W. Nevius, The San Francisco Chronicle

San Francisco is a city full of celebrities that no one recognizes. Or maybe it takes an insider to pick up on who...

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How Does Anselm LeBourne Do It?

March 14, 2015

I think next year I can break these indoor world records again. I’m already thinking down the road, but that’s just the way it is. That’s my mindset.

Interview By Justin Gaymon, ArmoryTrack.com

Garden State Track Club’s Anselm LeBourne broke his fifth 55-59 age group masters world record this...

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Cristian Soratos finds stride at Montana State

March 13, 2015

“Whether it’s Salinas, Hartnell or Montana State, I want to give back to that community in the very end."

By Christopher Chavez, ESPN.com

Cristian Soratos’ family is loud.

They were the loudest at the Montana State University Invitational on Feb. 6. His grandparents, Teresa and Arturo...

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Sam Penzenstadler Increased Intensity, Dropped Times

March 12, 2015

"There was no settling on hard days and when I bumped up that intensity, my speed increased and that brought out the potential I had."

By Daniel P. Smith, Running Times

As a prep runner in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Sam Penzenstadler set PRs of 1:57 for the 800m and 4:18 for the 1600m. His times...

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